White Sox edge Indians on Buford slam in 10th
Chicago wins as Buford hits a go ahead homer in the 10th inning rally. Pitchers Hansen and Buford lead the Sox with timely hits while Cleveland’s Carlos allows two hits in a short outing. Final score Chicago 5 Cleveland 3.
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Playoff Plans Set Tigers Win Coin Flip
Detroit Tigers won coin tosses with Minnesota Boston and Chicago to outline possible AL playoff formats. Cronin announced schedules for two three and four way ties with games day starts at 1 pm. If one team loses two games it is eliminated and a World Series start could be as late as Oct 10.
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Braves Win 5-4 Over Mets On Ninth Inning Rally
Atlanta defeats New York 5-4 as Hank Aaron homers and Mike de la Hoz delivers a two run single in the ninth after Ed Kranepool's go ahead three run shot. Aaron adds a two run homer and Mack Jones hits a solo shot.
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Toledo Clinches Lead With 7 4 Victory Over Columbus
In an International League playoff game Toledo defeated Columbus 7 to 4. The win puts Toledo up three games to one in the best-of-seven series.
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Elimination Bout Slated In Heavyweight Title Quest
Karl Mildenberger of Germany and Argentina's Oscar Bonavena prepare for a heavyweight title eliminator in Frankfurt. Mildenberger, the leading World contender, and Bonavena are set to clash as they pursue the chance to become world champion.
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Randle Traded To 49ers In NFL move
St Louis Cardinals announce veteran Sonny Randle, 31, traded to the San Francisco 49ers for a high draft choice. Randle, a Washington native, starred with Cardinals since 1959, posting 63 receptions for 1,158 yards in 1962 and three previous standout seasons before an injury hampered output last year.
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St.Louis Football Cardinals
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San Francisco 49Ers
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Washington
New York Giants
Siena College Football Names Social Director
Siena College football team appoints Dennis Brew as social director to organize fund raising parties supporting the squad.
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Albany
Dennis Brew
UAW Wins Loop Title In Cohoes Softball League
The United Auto Workers defeated Schack Restaurant 2 to 1 to claim the Cohoes Softball League championship, securing the second win in a best-of-three series. Gil Ethier delivered a pivotal sixth inning triple driving in the deciding run, with Charlie Van Zandt, Jim Hart contributing key hits.
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Charlie van Zandt
Jim Hart
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Warren Carr
Ed White
Tom Connally
Frank ‘Veshia
South Troy II Sets Field Day Sunday
The South Troy Little League will hold its field day at 1 30 p m Sunday for all divisions in major and minor leagues. All players should return their uniforms Sunday at the program. Pitcher Called Up Cincinnati Reds announced they have called up John Tsitouris from the Pacific Coast League in San Diego after time with the club from 1962 46.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Native Diver death prompts urge for track clinical facilities
San Mateo California AP Native Diver a California bred winner who earned over 1 million in stakes dies at UC Davis after on site care at Bay Meadows proved insufficient. Mrs Linfoot a Pleasanton veterinarian says on site blood count xrays and surgery could save horses and money, urging owners and vets to push tracks to install treatment quarters.
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Walt Bond Dies At 29 In Leukemia Loss
Walt Bond, 29, former Houston Astros first baseman outfielder, died of leukemia at Methodist Hospital in Houston. He drove in 85 runs for Houston in 1964, a club record until 1966, and hit 20 homers that season. Bond played for Cleveland briefly and joined the Twins organization in 1966, later released after a stint in Denver. He stood 6-6 and weighed 215 pounds, began with Cocoa Florida in the Florida State League, and was survived by his widow who lived in Houston.
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Shaker Booters defeat BCHS 3 1 in opener
Shaker's Booters beat Bethlehem Central 3-1 to start Suburban Council action. Grandy and DeVito scored in the final period, with Housel adding a second quarter header. Kanzack tallied Bethlehem's early third period goal as Shaker heads to Burnt Hills and Bethlehem to Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake next.
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Bethlehem Central
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Mark Housel
Steve Kanzack
Bethlehem
Gridders Kick Off Tonight With Major Games Across Nation
USC favored by six over Washington in a high profile opener as the Trojans seek a strong start behind Hull Yary Young and Drake. Texas A&M a 1 point pick over SMU with Maxwell Buckman and Hargrett. UCLA leads Tennessee on Beban's arm as Colorado hosts Baylor. Other notable matches include California Oregon, Washington Nebraska, Oregon State Stanford, Duke Wake Forest, North Carolina NC State, and Oklahoma State at the Air Force Academy.
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Egad Hoople Forecasts 1967 College Football Season Start
Forecaster Egad Hoople unveils staff additions and bold early predictions. He expects Texas A&M to beat SMU 21 14 and Tennessee to topple UCLA 14 10, with Washington over Nebraska 26 16, and a Wolfpack NC State 21 Tar Heels 20 upset in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Wolfpack
Tar Heels
Spartans Set Drill Tomorrow in Spartan Stadium
Michigan State coaches split the squad into two teams for a final length scrimmage before the opener against Duffy Daugherty plans a full game-like workout in Spartan Stadium tomorrow with officials on hand a working scoreboard and band and cheerleaders for atmosphere. Sophomore tackle Ron Saul 6 3 228 pounds moved from the reserves to the varsity for his effort in practice.
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